The Prolocutor from Garden City, Kansas • 1

SOCIALISM PRODUCES INTELLECTUAL MEN. TT- TTEr73 THE Nlmper 23. GARDEN CITY, KANSAS. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. 1910.

Volume 1. fiffl All WW fP3 ARMS Jl IMic) 11 3 tlal 101 llll 11 WOM WITH LAE BEIBEL Wash INGT RALITY FLU ACT. AR0U let others do their thinking for them. There are others who REPUBLICAN. ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce to the voters of really know better but they dis 'Acetylene Gas BULLETIN. T'e Socialists elected a City Comptroller, City Attorney and City Treasurer. The Socialists gained the majority of seats in the City Council. Finney County that I will be a candi date before the Republican primaries on August 1910. for the Republi can nomination for the office of County Attorney.

If nominated and elected to that For Light. -ASK A OUT IT SANITARY PLUMBING Hot Water, Steam and Warm Air Heating office, I plejge to my supporters and the people of Finney County, the best ability and service of which I am capable, in the faithful aud efficient DEMOCRAT. Continued from last week. EDITOR'S NOTE. This articla is among the very best that have ever beeu furnished on democracy.

We are sorry1 that our space would not permit publishing the entire aracle in one issue of the Prolocutor. The author is a nan of ability and power. Articles signed "A Dbmocrat" in the Prolocutor are from his pen." You should read them. One of the distressing thots is the far reaching effect this policy has on what is supposed to be free American Citizens. Will people wak up tov the question? Of course the people are largely to blame for this condition.

Many wf them are taught to be so prejudiced that they will not heed, many to believe only their party is abloto carry the government. They do not take time to study performance of the du'ies of the office and ia the interest of Finney County. miss it with the idea that it is the easiest thing to follow the crowd and not pay the price to help change the conditions for the better. There are many of the masses of the people who try to ape those higher up, either in wealth, power or politics. There are too many who try to hang to the party in power and follow the biggest crowd.

Often a victory is no victory at all. Elections are often a joke, to the people who take part in them. If the people really desire to have goood government, they can bring it about pretty rapidly if they take hold of it earnest. If they try to deceive themselves with the idea that every thing is going along all right and that the other side will be as bad, (Coatmued on page 4.) Respectfully, Fred J. Evans.

The gain in the Socialist vote of Milwaukee, bespeaks great things in the future for Socialism. Note the increase in twelve years. 1898.... 2,414 votes 1900 2,473 1902 8,453 1904 15.056 1906 16837 1908... 20,887 A Jobbing Promptly Done $1.50 baby runabout $1.35 on sale at the Central Hardwaie o.

HART WOLKING PHONE .5110. 8th GRAND 0 jY 0 JV 0 1910. A complete victory over the two old machine political parties. The dreamers have forseen the present victory for Socialism in the years that have past. We the question of government but have painted mental pictures of the triumphant scenes of the bright day when Socialism should I- step forth and proclaim its first, great victory in America.

In most of these visions, paint $5,000 to Loan for Five, Years on Land Security. BELL GardenCity Steam Laundry ferner 7th Maple Streets Phone 199 We Do OcRcral Laundry Work: Including lace curtains, bed quilts, blankets, rag carpets, etc. Ladies1 shirtwaists aud gents' Linen given special attention. Prompt service and all work guaranteed. J.

L. KIN1KEN, Proprietor ed on mental canvas, the clean cut, smiling physiognomy of Debs held principality. In his hand he was holding a document upon which was written, "Working men of the world unite, jOi have nothing to lose but your chains, you have a world to In our fancj' we imagined we could hear the clear, resonant just in; voice of the great revolutionist. Something for nothing? No! But a Square deal in all proclaiming the great truths of economic emancipation from all forms of slavery. While we dreamed, we worked.

we planned, we fought. We are victorious. EMIL SEIDEL has THE FOLLOWING 13 IS MARK GOODS Relish Pickled Onions Chow Chow Sent PiclJcs Sower Pickle All iit quart jars at thirty cents a quart. on cra PI TON 3052, 'Horsi been elected Mayor of Milwaukee igns To-morrow, we will be victorious again. -Wc will not grant an armistice, nor will we sue for BUT: HARK! The enemies of labor will strain every (Continued on page 2.) ptw 303- N.

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